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Mayflower Primary School

NAEA Blaze Award (2015 to 2018)

Mayflower Primary School earned the top NAEA Blaze Award from 2015 to 2018, recognising its strong arts culture and commitment to arts education.

Last updated 8 June 2026

NAEA Blaze Award (2015-2018)

Black and white National Arts Education Blaze Award 2015 badge with abstract brush stroke symbol above bold text.

Mayflower Primary School has achieved the National Arts Education Award (NAEA) 2015 – Blaze. The Blaze category of the NAEA is the highest level of attainment, in recognition of the school’s efforts in building a vibrant arts culture, advocates and champions the arts, contributes to the community, and provides assistance to other schools in their arts education development.

This achievement is an affirmation of MFPS’s collective belief that ‘Every Pupil is an Artist’, and an important validation of the school policies, processes and programmes that have enabled our pupils to learn meaningfully and deeply in and through the arts.

Two women pose together at the National Arts Education Ceremony and Showcase on 16 February 2016.

NAEA Ceremony & Showcase on 16 February 2016 - Mrs Lim and Mrs Wilson with the Blaze plaque

Group of people posing at the National Arts Education Award Ceremony and Showcase, holding awards.
Two women in traditional dresses stand on stage, jointly holding a clear award trophy.

Mrs Lim with GOH, Minister for Culture, Community and Youth, Ms Grace Fu